The Ratiolab Pipet Tips 1–5 mL in Rack, Pack of 50, are designed for precise and contamination-free liquid handling in laboratory applications. These high-quality polypropylene tips feature a tight-fitting cone for optimal sealing and minimal sample retention. They are sterilized and free of DNase, RNase, and pyrogens, ensuring reliability in sensitive experiments. Compatible with all standard single and multichannel pipettes, these tips offer excellent transparency and are autoclavable for reuse.
Key Features:
Brand: Ratiolab
Volume Range: 1–5 mL
Type: Pipet Tips
Material: High-quality polypropylene
Sterilization: Sterilized and free of DNase, RNase, and pyrogens
Packaging: Pack of 50 tips in a rack
Compatibility: Suitable for all standard single and multichannel pipettes
Autoclavable: Yes
Transparency: Excellent
These sterilized pipet tips are essential for laboratories requiring reliable and contamination-free tools for accurate liquid measurement.
It are designed for precise and contamination-free liquid handling in laboratory applications. These high-quality polypropylene tips feature a tight-fitting cone for optimal sealing and minimal sample retention. They are sterilized and free of DNase, RNase, and pyrogens, ensuring reliability in sensitive experiments. Compatible with all standard single and multichannel pipettes, these tips offer excellent transparency and are autoclavable for reuse.
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